Casey
WdYT? Is it better for a boy or a girl? What middle names would you pair with it?
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Much prefer it for a girl
I realise this name can technicaly be used for both males and females, but to me, it sounds a bit wimpy for a guy. I much prefer it for a girl, actually I really like it for a girl. My DH once mentioned he liked this name for a girl too. I like the following combos:
Casey Rebecca
Casey Rachel
Casey Hannah
Casey Lee
Casey Teagan
Casey Maegan
Casey Tabitha
Casey Natasha
Casey Madeleine
Casey Matilda
Casey Lauren
Casey Imogen
Casey Jane
Casey Georgia
Casey Emma
I realise this name can technicaly be used for both males and females, but to me, it sounds a bit wimpy for a guy. I much prefer it for a girl, actually I really like it for a girl. My DH once mentioned he liked this name for a girl too. I like the following combos:
Casey Rebecca
Casey Rachel
Casey Hannah
Casey Lee
Casey Teagan
Casey Maegan
Casey Tabitha
Casey Natasha
Casey Madeleine
Casey Matilda
Casey Lauren
Casey Imogen
Casey Jane
Casey Georgia
Casey Emma
Definetly a girls name. Don't name your boy this. I think this name is cute. Not too immature at all. I also like Lacey.
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Definitely better for a boy, imo. But it sounds a bit immature to me, like it wouldn't age well. :-/
Definitely masculine.
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Dislike
I really strongly dislike it on boys and girls, but I think the Casey spelling slightly better for boys. I've known both, though. I dislike it for three main reasons:
1. It is derived from an obscure Irish surname. I don't know why names like this bug me so much; as far as I can tell, there is no logic behind it. It may not even be a real reason, but I'm finding that it's a common factor in names I strongly dislike.
2. It sounds incredibly nicknamey, but it isn't a nickname.
3. Phonetically, it's very, VERY cutesy. Each syllable is formulaic in forming "cute" names. Casey, Caden, Lacey, Kaylee, Riley, etc. I'm very sick of both "kay" and "-ee." The S is okay, though, I guess.
I'm really bad with spontaneous combos, but you have pretty good lists already :) Just thought you might like to hear a more involved opposing viewpoint.
I really strongly dislike it on boys and girls, but I think the Casey spelling slightly better for boys. I've known both, though. I dislike it for three main reasons:
1. It is derived from an obscure Irish surname. I don't know why names like this bug me so much; as far as I can tell, there is no logic behind it. It may not even be a real reason, but I'm finding that it's a common factor in names I strongly dislike.
2. It sounds incredibly nicknamey, but it isn't a nickname.
3. Phonetically, it's very, VERY cutesy. Each syllable is formulaic in forming "cute" names. Casey, Caden, Lacey, Kaylee, Riley, etc. I'm very sick of both "kay" and "-ee." The S is okay, though, I guess.
I'm really bad with spontaneous combos, but you have pretty good lists already :) Just thought you might like to hear a more involved opposing viewpoint.
boy, and I could possibly use it
I like it for a boy, though I wouldn't use it since it rhymes with my name. =/
Casey Peter
Casey William
Casey Michael
Casey Andrew
Casey Oliver
Casey Milo
Casey Lachlan
Casey Samuel
Casey Edward
Casey Justin - but this reminds me of Justin Case =P
Casey Frederick
Casey Noah
Casey Daniel
Casey Jefferson
Casey Nathaniel
Casey Victor
Casey Vincent
Casey Edmond
Casey Thomas
Casey Peter
Casey William
Casey Michael
Casey Andrew
Casey Oliver
Casey Milo
Casey Lachlan
Casey Samuel
Casey Edward
Casey Justin - but this reminds me of Justin Case =P
Casey Frederick
Casey Noah
Casey Daniel
Casey Jefferson
Casey Nathaniel
Casey Victor
Casey Vincent
Casey Edmond
Casey Thomas
Better on a dog! too immature for me!
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doggy